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A Midsummer Night's Dream

  • 1996
  • PG-13
  • 1h 45min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
6,2/10
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A Midsummer Night's Dream (1996)
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaFilmed adaptation of the Royal Shakespeare Company's 1996 version of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.'Filmed adaptation of the Royal Shakespeare Company's 1996 version of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.'Filmed adaptation of the Royal Shakespeare Company's 1996 version of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.'

  • Regia
    • Adrian Noble
  • Sceneggiatura
    • William Shakespeare
  • Star
    • Lindsay Duncan
    • Alex Jennings
    • Desmond Barrit
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,2/10
    413
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Adrian Noble
    • Sceneggiatura
      • William Shakespeare
    • Star
      • Lindsay Duncan
      • Alex Jennings
      • Desmond Barrit
    • 22Recensioni degli utenti
    • 4Recensioni della critica
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    Lindsay Duncan
    Lindsay Duncan
    • Hippolyta…
    Alex Jennings
    Alex Jennings
    • Theseus…
    Desmond Barrit
    Desmond Barrit
    • Nick Bottom
    Finbar Lynch
    Finbar Lynch
    • Philostrate
    • (as Barry Lynch)
    • …
    Monica Dolan
    Monica Dolan
    • Hermia
    Kevin Doyle
    Kevin Doyle
    • Demetrius
    Daniel Evans
    Daniel Evans
    • Lysander
    Emily Raymond
    • Helena
    Alfred Burke
    Alfred Burke
    • Egeus
    Howard Crossley
    Howard Crossley
    • Tom Snout…
    Robert Gillespie
    Robert Gillespie
    • Robin Starveling…
    John Kane
    John Kane
    • Peter Quince…
    Mark Letheren
    • Francis Flute…
    Kenn Sabberton
    • Snug
    Ann Hasson
    • First Fairy
    Emily Button
    • Principal Fairy…
    Jane Colenutt
    • Principal Fairy…
    Tim Griggs
    • Principal Fairy…
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      • Adrian Noble
    • Sceneggiatura
      • William Shakespeare
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    shaneandcarmen

    homoerotic acid trip

    This is a fantastic play.With the exception of Daniel Evans, who's strong Welsh accent becomes grating when reciting Shakespeare, so were the players.Congrats to RSC on keeping the original idea of each actor playing two characters.They could've easily gone the easy route.However, you lose all that in the presentation.The bright colors and bizarre props( bubbles,bicycles,umbrellas etc)distract from the actors.The whole thing has a very sixties acid trip vibe. Thumbs up for Barry Lynch. He made an excellent Puck.And Philostrate. I recommend the version with Stanley Tucci over this one, however. now they're saying I need at least ten lines which I thought I had but o well, I'll try to fix it.
    6Bernie4444

    Odd take off as a boy dreams the play.

    "On one night of every year, the boundary between the daylight and twilight worlds is thin as air." Shown as a stage play but uses excessive camera tricks to display a colorful version that still keeps iambic pentameter. At least it is not one of those present-day versions that force Shakespeare into contemporary clothing.

    Only occasionally moving a play to a different time or place can it keep its magic. This presentation is of no real-time or place but seems to have borrowed from the junk leftover from previous plays, containing part stage and part Victorian England, with a dash of Alice in Wonderland.

    Lots of nice colors and music. However, everyone goes around kissing everyone but the person they should be kissing; you can call it artistic license but I call it a distraction for the purpose or base story. For those people that do not like the introduction of bicycles and nudity as in another version, take heart as there is no nudity or bicycles. The bicycles are replaced with Mary Poppin's type of umbrellas. O. K. I lied there is the E. T. bicycle scene, motorcycles with sidecars motorcycles.

    Usually, this tail is played out by well-known actors so I must confess that even though this is the Royal Shakespeare Company production I do not recognize anyone.

    One big missing part is where Nick Bottom is transferred into a donkey. Too bad as that is one of the best parts. He just pops up with ears and teeth. That is like showing Hamlet without Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.

    You need to watch any other production before this one as "Who would not change a raven for a dove?"

    Presented by the "Royal Shakespeare Company" Starring:

    Lindsay Duncan as Hippolyta/Titania Alex Jennings as Theseus/Oberon

    Desmond Barrit as Nick Bottom Barry Lynch as Puck/Philostrate

    The Lovers:

    Hermia - Monica Dolan Demetrius - Kevin Doyle Lysander - Daniel Evans Helena - Emily Raymond

    Egeus - Alfred Burke The boy - Osheen Jones.
    sg_otsr

    True to Shakespeare's original...much better than the latest version...

    The Royal Shakespeare version of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is highly conceptual; in fact it is quite abstract. However, as an English teacher I prefer this version over the Michelle Pfeiffer/Calista Flockhart/Rupert Everett version; mainly because it does not mess with Shakespeare's text. My students have watched both versions as they studied "Midsummer..." (although it should be noted at this point that this version is a bit naughty...the Royal Shakespeare Company brings out that quality which is found in Shakespeare's comedies). During the viewing I suggested that they tried to follow along in their texts. We quickly found that the latest film version rearranges chunks of text freely (for example part of Helena's last speech in Act I: Scene I occurs after Act I: Scene II where the rustics are introduced). I did not find this interpretation disappointing at all. One must remember that it is based on a stage production. Perhaps the fact that I hold a degree in Theatre is the reason I found it so enjoyable. I agree that the adding of the boy is a nice touch for the film; however, it did confuse some of my students. This version provides a nice contrast to some of the other versions.
    Summergrl21

    Strange, Yet I Have to Own It

    Though many praise this version of A Midsummer Night's Dream, I find it strange, creepy, and hilarious. Maybe I can't appreciate it because I'm only in high school, but after studying the play, the movie was not what I expected. Though it looks like it was produced in someone's basement while they were under the influence, most of the movie is just funny. Many of Shakespeare's dirty jokes are stressed, and that's the strange part. Also, the boy supposedly dreaming this enters whenever he pleases. Not only is he annoying, but he looks about 6 or 7. I hope my 6 year old never dreams about the content in A Midsummer Night's Dream, especially the way it's portrayed in this reproduction. Weird!!!
    6TwzzlrFrk

    Not incredibly satisfying.

    After it's been through hundreds of different settings and thousands of different interpretations, it's hard for directors to come up with original concepts for William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream". As a result, we either get productions with highly original concepts that are terribly distasteful or we get a rather conventional interpretation that leaves us bored.

    Adrian Noble has tried to transfer this masterpiece from the stage to the screen, and I'm afraid that he doesn't do a particularly good job. The concepts are original and quite intriguing, but the movie itself lacks the dynamism that this play has when performed on stage. The concept of adding The Boy is in my mind great, especially for the movie. Otherwise, I find the settings bland and monotonous.

    The Royal Shakespeare Company does an excellent job in acting (of course they do - it's the RSC!) and I would love to see this performed on stage. As for the movie . . . not incredibly satisfying.

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    • Data di uscita
      • 29 novembre 1996 (Regno Unito)
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